Tree of Savior M Gameplay, Monetization and Features

Tree of Savior M is a topdown autoplay MMORPG, which is a mobile version of the pc mmorpg tree of savior or TOS for short. This is a copy of the world, the characters, the story, how the quest flows and how each of the character model looks but that ends there, the class system here is different from the pc version, even the monetization is different and there are new systems in place which we will talk about in a bit. Tree of Savior M is released in November 2 2022 in Korea and its developed by IMC, a Korean games development company that owns Tree of Savior, they are also responsible for pc and mobile granado espada.

FEATURES AND MY EXPERIENCE PLAYING THE GAME

Classes

We can choose from 5 classes, the swordsman, the mage, the archer, the cleric and scout and all have alternate classes that they can use. In Tree of Savior M, the class system works this way, you start off with a base class and then as you level up you unlock other classes and its not like the pc version because what happens here is the unlocked class is its own playable character, like for example if you pick shinobi and change class as a shinobi, your previous class skill will be forgotten and your only a shinobi unlike in the pc version where in you can make your own class build from the different classes you unlock. so yeah in tree of savior m, you only pick 1 class from a variety you've unlocked and that's it, 1 good thing here is you can change class any time anywhere. you can be a scout now or a shinobi later.

CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION

Its very basic, we can change the gender, the hairstyle, skin tone and preset face and they also allow us to preview different costumes and emotes.

GENERAL GAMEPLAY

We can move by sliding the left part of the screen and attack by tapping the skills on the right, there is auto combat in the game but its only useful on regular enemies as main bosses requires you to dodge very frequently, like dude, you can call this game "dodge telegraphed attacks online", there is an insane amount of telegraphed attacks in this game which is kind of nice because it makes the game more engaging and playing manually allows you to finish some quest that's unfinishable using the auto combat and when that happens tree of savior m starts to be more like a legit game. I really like that this is not a completely auto played game, they only automated the mundane part of the game, which is the hunting down of regular enemies and gathering items.

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